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Originally posted by Hawks Coach
I have definite trues on 4,9,12, and 18, with 7 being false under the assumption that a requests a timeout at a moment in which it can be granted (i.e., the only decision is do we grant a timeout given that none remain)
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_____ 4) A1 dives for a loose ball and while on the floor, grabs the ball with both hands. His momentum causes him to roll over twice. This is a violation on A1.
If the momentum causes the rolling over, it's not a violation.
_____ 7) Team A has used all its timeouts. During a dead ball, A1 requests a timeout. Team A is not allowed this timeout.
A should always be granted a TO request during a dead ball (with the excpetion of successive TOs at the end of regulation or OT).
_____9) A1 is dribbling the ball. B1 goes up to A1 and, while making an attempt to play the ball, he pushes A1 off the court and into the bleachers. This is a common personal foul on B1.
Off the court and into the bleachers is a common foul? IF this happened to your team, you'd be asking for an intentional or flagrant.
_____12) There is a jump ball called and Team A will inbound under the alternating possession rule. A1 throws the ball inbounds and before it is touched by anyone on the court, A2 fouls B1. The AP arrow is switched to Team Bs direction for the next alternating possession.
The throw-in hasn't ended; A didn't violate -- the arrow doesn't change.
_____ 18) A1 is dribbling the ball with his right hand and has his left forearm extended to protect the ball. B1 attempts to swipe at the ball and makes contact with A1s extended forearm. This is a foul on B1.
A is not allowed to extend the other arm to protect the ball. See 10-6-1, first sentence at the top of page 63.